The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-12
OTHER INCIDENTS OF THE DAE


OTHER INCIDENTS OF THE DAE
Nina Van Znndt Makes a Vain Attempt to
Sec Her Lover Again.
CHICAGO Nov. 11.-About 80 o'clock this
morning a cab drew up at tho door of the Van
Zandt mansion on Huron street. The driver
leaped down. threw open tho doors, and leaned
on his whip. Presently the door opened, and
down tho steps came Miss Nina and her
mother. Mother and daughter presented
striking picture as side by side they issued
into tho morning life. The ravages of heart
anguish unremitting and sleepless nights were
apparent In their faces.
Strange to say, tho elder seemed tho deeper
sufferer. For while Nina was plainly in deep
emotion Her mother wore IL countcnance of
unutterable and indescribable woe. They
stepped into the cab and instructed tho driver
to convey them to tho county Jail. Tho driver
whipped up his horse and the cab speeded
southwark toward the Jail. When the cab
reached the line Of policemen which blocked
the avenue leading to the county jail it was
stopped. The cabman then turned about. and
Nina, breaking into tears. fell upon her moth
er's shoulders. In this attitude they were
driven homeward.
BINDING THE PRISONERS.
When Spies was pinioned in his cell no took
his watch from his pocket. handed it to dep
uty and requested him to deliver it to his
mother. A strong leather belt was then passed
around his body. securely fastening his arms
straight down to where n pair of bright nickle-
plated manaces behind him fastened his wrists
together, enveloped in a shroud, loosely gath
cred about the neck.
Whom tho Sheriff read the death warrant to
Adolph Fischer the latter said, as Spies had
IL I'll
had his SLOUGH hat on. but removed it as he
stepped out of his cell. He nodded to Spies
pleasantly and asked him how he felt. Spies
replied good -naturedy that he felt first rate.
Engel heard the reading of the death warrant
with stolid indifference and did not utter
while standing beside Spies and Fischer, he
Spies Spies and Fischer replied by smiling cheeriiy
and noddinG. Before their arms. were nnioned
and an o. tho depses sarro"n f them ali
whom they had become well acquainted with
during their many months confinement al oa
to have neryed himself. and had nothing to- say
in reply, Bind me tight he a. said, and DO
piled too Well. Parsons had him reach under
tho shroud and ease one Of the straps. That's
better no remarked with smile. Now am
EMBALMING THE BODIES
The body Of Spies was embalmed and turned
in tho eVening. The embaImers ST are r1 sti at
work the bodies of Parsons and Fischer,
and may not complete their work until early
A deputation. from the Carpenters Union, to
which Louis LinGe belonged, applied to Chief
referred by-Mr; Knox 10 the Coroner The
ID Sbar s9 an ap
The lrbeitr Zeii,mg was. not issued to-day.
the employees having decided that they could
best testify to their respect for the memories
nj hos al NJ ha nae Inv al ncn
the office. The, building was .drapcd a little, II
streamer of black and white having been
strung from the top windows.
Five hundred dollars was presented to-day
to the widows and orphans ,T OF the men killed
q prominent business mnn, who placed il in
Inspector Bonfeds hands ut the time well
known citizens began to sign the petitions for
name.
ARREST OF ANARCHISTS.
At 81 o'clock this afternoon two Anarchists,
giving their names as Charles LOberstein and
form OF a Randolph street cur. With a com com,
What s were ,1sa GOING
to do tonight " to get even for tho death OF
their, friendc and the friends Of the laboring
Policeman Henry Smith undertook to arrest
the men. Loberstein caught the officer by the
in which many citizens Joined. The two men
About o'clock two bombs. reported to he
heavily charged, were found in an omnibus
which runs between the Union Depot and Lin
coin Park The bombs We're Of gas pipe. each
ten inches long.
AN INTERVIEW WITH scHwAB.
Fielden and Schwab, the two Anarchists
whose sentences We're commuted to life i'm
!sntIary " said s sewn t. II bSard
come say that the Blind preiuliee Of ~" an i M.
holy conspiracy has murdered live men ~ in
rocent OF the charge upon which they were
convicted MS q babe unborn.
But IL Ia done and cannot be undone. Spies
Engel, Parsons, Fischer. md LinEg Wore no
more connected with tho death Of began than
you are 1t is useless to protest the INNOCENCE
Of the men caught In the drag net OF the state
Attorney and Capt Setback. | expect to
spend tho rest Of my natural life in prison,
and am virtually dead TO tho world. but the
crime for which We suffer will some day be
cleared up.
counsel In your behaifP
Yes and no. | believe that had the proper
method been pursued wc would have had sep
arnto trials and no seven luriGS crGr hnpnn-
elled would have found US all guilty Of tho
crimes alleged
THREATS OF MILAN ANARCHISTS.
MILAN. Nov. ia special guard of police
has been stationed at the United states Con-
sulate here owing to threats made by Anar-
chists, who have posted plncards and distrib-
uted handbills vowing Vengeance II the death
eentences against the Chicago Anarchists are
carried out